Welcome to the Quantum News Daily Brief. Story 1: 2682 Photons Controlled in China Telecom’s New Quantum Computer Tianyan-P2000. China Telecom has activated the Tianyan-P2000, a new photonic quantum computer capable of controlling 2,682 photons and now accessible via its cloud platform to researchers globally. The system recently completed a complex computation in 29 microseconds, a calculation estimated to require 16 billion years for even the most powerful classical supercomputers. This achiev

Welcome to the Quantum News Daily Brief. Story 1: RIKEN ROQUO Supercomputer Shows What Hybrid Quantum Computing Actually Needs. RIKEN’s ROQUO GPU supercomputer is now operating in Kobe, giving Japan a classical HPC layer for hybrid quantum computing research rather than a standalone quantum breakthrough. Japan’s latest quantum-computing milestone is mostly made of classical hardware. RIKEN’s Center for Computational Science has brought ROQUO, a GPU supercomputer for its quantum-HPC hybrid platfo

Welcome to the Quantum News Daily Brief. Story 1: The Quantum Industry Responds to Trump Administration’s New Executive Order. Insider Brief The Trump administration’s new quantum executive order marks one of the most expansive federal efforts yet to move quantum technology from a research priority into a national strategy for economic competitiveness, scientific discovery and security. Story 2: Pathway to High-Fidelity Quantum Computing Identified in New Research. Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE —

Story 1: Quantum Simulation Maps QCD₂ Interaction on 100+ Qubit IBM Chip. Using over 100 qubits on the IBM Nighthawk processor, researchers have demonstrated that quantum computers can now probe the complex forces governing particle dynamics, specifically measuring the attraction between baryon-like excitations in a simulation of (1+1)-dimensional quantum chromodynamics. A team led by Cameron Cogburn at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, in collaboration with scientists from Stony Brook Universit

Story 1: 3 Quantum Computing Stocks With More Upside Than SpaceX. Space Exploration Technologies (SPCX 16.22%) may be the most exciting stock on the market right now, but I think there are plenty of better investment opportunities outside of SpaceX. One of those areas is quantum computing, a field that's starting to gain serious momentum and could reach viability status by 2030. Story 2: Europe Expands Quantum-GPU Computing as NVIDIA Announces 35 New AI Supercomputers. Insider Brief NVIDIA said

Story 1: Fixstars Amplify adds IonQ’s Quantum Computing Environment to its Standard Machines. Insider Brief Fixstars Amplify has added IonQ’s quantum simulator as a standard machine within its cloud-based optimization platform, enabling users to develop and test quantum optimization algorithms. Amplify users can access the IonQ simulator at no additional cost, while access to IonQ’s quantum hardware is planned as a future paid offering. The integration allows developers to use the Amplify SDK an

Story 1: Quantum Zeitgeist Weekly Digest. Welcome to this week’s quantum technology digest. The past seven days brought substantial activity across several areas of quantum development, from hardware advancements to software integration and security solutions. This digest covers progress in error correction, computer construction, and access to quantum resources. Several companies are pushing the boundaries of fault-tolerant computing. Quantinuum reported a major fidelity boost with logical qubi

Story 1: IonQ (IONQ): A Commercial History. Quantum CompaniesIonQ (IONQ)The first pure-play quantum computing company to trade publicly, built on trapped-ion technology. This is how it grew from a university spin-out into an acquisitive quantum group.NYSE: IONQFounded 2015Trapped ionFirst quantum IPOIn this articleWhat the company doesFounded at Maryland and Duke in 2015From Harmony to TempoThe first pure-play quantum IPOA buying spree builds the stackRevenue, networking and error correctionHow

Story 1: Diraq Opens a U.S. Office in Palo Alto, California. Diraq Opens a U.S. Office in Palo Alto, California Australian headquartered quantum hardware company Diraq has opened its office in Palo Alto as part of its U.S. growth strategy. The office will serve as a key hub for product development and developing ecosystem partnerships. The company indicated it is planning further expansion with an additional offices in the Los Angeles area as well as operations in Chicago. The company’s architec